TRIBEC

Texas Regional Industrial Biomanufacturing Education Credential

Empowering Texas’ Biomanufacturing Workforce Through Innovative Training and Industry Partnerships. Discover how TRIBEC delivers hands-on, industry-relevant training and connects participants, employers, and stakeholders to strengthen Texas’ biomanufacturing sector. Our core features are designed to create a robust talent pipeline, support economic development, and ensure workforce readiness.

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Why Choose TRIBEC?

TRIBEC’s technician training programs are designed to launch your career in biomanufacturing. Experience hands-on learning, expert instruction, and pathways to industry-recognized credential—all developed in partnership with Texas employers. Discover the features that set our programs apart.

Industry-Aligned Curriculum

Courses are designed with direct input from leading Texas biomanufacturing companies, ensuring your skills match real employer needs.

Hands-on Experience

Gain practical skills through extensive lab work at partner institutions, & access hands-on training in simulated manufacturing training facilities that closely mimic industry production environments.

Credential Preparation

Receive targeted support to earn industry-recognized credentials that set you apart in the Texas job market.

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Start a Biomanufacturing Career

TRIBEC Team

Dr. Carolyn Chang
Dr. Carolyn Chang

Director, Bioscience Education & Research Training Programs

Cittlaly Escatel
Cittlaly Escatel

Community Health Training Program Manager

zzo2@txstate.edu
512-408-9872


Harmonizing Biomanufacturing Training Through Shared Curriculum and Facilities to Deliver Industry-Aligned, Hands-On Manufacturing Capstone Experiences (NSF Award #2600225)